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A 55-year-old Citigroup banker who was told “you are old and set in your ways” won his case at employment tribunal earlier this month, pending appeal.

Some of England’s fire and rescue services have a 'toxic, bullying culture' and a lack of diversity, inspectors have found.

The National Probation Service, the organisation that supervises high-risk offenders in the community, is hampered by staff shortages...

We look at six important employment law cases that will get the headlines in 2020, covering significant issues such as...

Manufacturers are investing more in workers’ health and wellbeing than ever, but a more proactive approach – including making better...

McDonald's is facing a lawsuit in the US accusing it of discriminating against African-American customers and staff. 

Greggs employees will each receive a one-off bonus up to £300 following a successful year for the business.
Around 25,000...

Recent appointments, great and small, in the HR sphere.

Downing Street wants to hire “weirdos and misfits with odd skills” to help Boris Johnson’s new government, says Dominic Cummings.

Six years after it was formed, Police Scotland completed a project that saw its 10 legacy pay scales and terms...

Lloyd’s of London’s whistleblowing hotline – the only anonymous channel for employees to report concerns – was not operational for more than a year.

The vulnerability of UK supermarkets’ supply chains to inhumane labour practices has once again been demonstrated by the news that...

Thousands of firefighters will be able to return to their pre-2015 pension schemes, an employment tribunal has clarified, after an...

Racism is on the rise in the UK's armed forces and concerted action needs to be carried out to curb it.

A supermarket employee has been jailed after being found guilty of stealing thousands of pounds in a scam involving customer refunds.